Drama and the transfer of power in Renaissance England:
The state is at its most volatile when supreme power changes hands. This book studies five such moments of transfer in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, from Henry VIII to the English Revolution, pazying particular attention to the political function and agency of drama in smoothing the...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The state is at its most volatile when supreme power changes hands. This book studies five such moments of transfer in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, from Henry VIII to the English Revolution, pazying particular attention to the political function and agency of drama in smoothing the transition. Masques and civic pageants served as an art form by which incoming authority could declare its power, and subjects could express their willing subordination to the newregime. The book contains vivid case studies of these dramatic works, some of which have never before been identified, and the circumstances for which they were written: the use of London street theatre in 1535 to promote Henry VIII's arrogation of Royal Supremacy; the aggressively Protestant courtmasque of 1559 which marked the accession of Elizabeth I, and the censorship which resulted when the same mode of dramatic discourse spread to more plebeian stages; the masques and entertainments of James I's initial year on the English throne, through which the new Stuart dynasty asserted its legitimacy and individual courtiers made their bids for influence; and the formal coronation entry to London, furnished with dramatic pageants, which London paid for but Charles I refused to undertake.The final chapter describes how, in 1642, a very different incoming regime planned to ignore drama altogether, until some surprisingly contingent circumstances forced its hand |
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Titel: Drama and the transfer of power in Renaissance England
Autor: Wiggins, Martin
Jahr: 2012
Contents
Abbreviations xi
Introduction 1
1535: A Midsummer Night's Apocalypse 7
1559: The Taming ofthe Wolves 21
1603: Sycophancy and Old Clothes 41
1626: Londons Labours Lost 65
1642: Closedown 93
Appendix 1. Sir Thomas Cawarden's Masques for
Queen Elizabeth I 115
Appendix 2. William Beeston and Political Theatre During
the Short Parliament 121
Documents:
1. Expenditure by the London Skinners' Company
on the Lord Mayor's Midsummer Pageants, 1535 127
2. Costumes for the Court Revels on 6 January 1559 130
3. The Beautiful Hill: Thomas Middleton's Verses for
the Lord Mayor's Pageant of 1626, The Triumphs
of Health and Prosperity 134
4. Sir Thomas Salusbury's Untitled Comedy of a Citizen
andhisWife 135
Glossary 143
Map of London 144
Index 145 |
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